anaheim-gazette 1950-12-12

GIFTS FOR PATIENTS—Mrs. L. M. Pickel, right, has her arms filled with gifts of jams and jellies by Mrs. Joe Thompson and Mrs. Harry Horn who were co-chairmen of the Anaheim Ebell Christmas tea yesterday. The delicacies are to be taken to patients of Orange County General hospital by Mrs. Pickel who is philanthropy chairman of Anaheim Ebell club. More than 100 jars were brought to the party by members and piled around a tree decorated with red lights and silver icicles. (Gazette photo by Bradley) GIFTS FOR PATIENTS—Mrs. L. M. Pickel, right, has her arms filled with gifts of jams and jellies by Mrs. Joe Thompson and Mrs. Harry Horn who were co-chairmen of the Anaheim Ebell Christmas tea yesterday. The delicacies are to be taken to patients of Orange County General hospital by Mrs. Pickel who is philanthropy chairman of Anaheim Ebell club. More than 100 jars were brought to the party by members and piled around a tree decorated with red lights and silver icicles. (Gazette photo by Bradley) Christmas Time is BULOVA Watch Time! Take advantage of our outstanding values in diamonds. Price to suit individual purse. For Him A Watch, Lighters, Pen Sets, Tie Holders, Table Lighters, Billfolds For Her A Watch, Neckiaces, Lockets, Crosses, Compacts, Earrings, Cigarette Lighters For Your Baby Cup and Matched Sets At Your Service for All Silverware 1847 Rogers Bros. - Community - Holmes & Edwards Fancy Pieces to Match Your Silverware Our store is open for your convenience. You are welcome to shop around. SEDLOCK JEWELERS 113 So. Los Angeles Anaheim 7413 Horace Mann P-TA Program Tomorrow A Christmas program sponsored by the Horace Mann P-TA will be presented Wednesday, December 13 at 2:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Christmas carols will be sung by the combined third grades. "Christmas Fantasy," a skit, will be enacted by combined three kindergarten classes. Rev. Edward Pflug, Zion Lutheran minister, will highlight the program with his talk on "Food For Thought at Christmas." Christmas party and gift exchange will be held by the Clubroom Association of the IOOF, at the hall at 325 W. Center st., December 14, 8 p.m. Bill Aupperle of Anaheim is leaving this afternoon for Colorado. He will be away for about two weeks. SOMETHING FOR THE HOME FOR SOMETHING FOR THE HOME FOR XMAS? Then Shop At Aaron Schull FURNITURE OF QUALITY For Over a Quarter of a Century 301 West Center St., Anaheim 3 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1950 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Ebell Smart Holiday Tea Marked by Unusual Program-Gifts-Decorations Anaheim Ebell club's red and silver Christmas tree was surrounded by gifts yesterday afternoon when more than 100 jars of jam and jelly were brought by members to the annual Christmas tea. The gifts will enhance the holiday meals of patients of Orange county general hospital. Mrs. Joe Thompson and Mrs. Harry Horn were chairmen of the beautifully-appointed party attended by more than 200 clubwomen. Daniel Llord of Hollywood, who has appeared with the late Max Reinhardt performers and just returned from a tour of Europe, presented his marionettes in a Broadway review in miniature. Outstanding acts included a military tap dance by eight marionette dolls who imitated the famous Radio City Rockettes and required the manipulation of 102 strings. Dedicated to the late Florenz Ziegfeld was the act "Ball at the Palace of Versailles" in which Llord paraded beautifully gowned dolls down a stairway with special lighting effects amid floating irridescent bubbles. A miniature Edwin Booth performed Hamlet's soliloquy and a tiny pianist played a minuet. Also Personal Items 20-30 club will hold a sub-district council meeting next Monday, December 18, at 7 p.m. Meeting will be held at Lum's Chop Suey place. Annual meeting of the Council of Churchwomen has been set for Jan. 5. Election of officers will be held at this time, according to Mrs. C. I. Andrews, president. Mrs. Helen McLean, postal clerk at the Long Beach post office who has been residing at 2401 San Francisco, Long Beach, has purchased the Willis Wendlandt property, 10592 Rose st. TWICE AS GOOD—Little Peppers does she look forward to Santa decorations brightened by friends gathered to help Percassandra Mellette, Marcia Cockdock, Robin Jaynes, Judy O'Neill, Nancy Baggott, Susan Baggo. Mrs. McLean's mother, Mrs. Rose Thompson, makes her home with her daughter. Her son Mr. and Mrs. William McLean of jams and jellies neim Ebell Christy General hospital in 100 jars were s and silver icicles. photo by Bradley) Mann P-TA Tomorrow this program sponsored the Mann P-TA will be Wednesday, December n. in the school audicarols will be sung combined third grades. Fantasy," a skit, will by combined three classes. Pflug, Zion Lumer, will highlight the his talk on "Food at Christmas." party and gift expe held by the Clubtion of the IOOF, at 325 W. Center st., 8 p.m. erle of Anaheim is afternoon for Colorae away for about two dolls who imitated the famous Radio City Rockettes and required the manipulation of 102 strings. Dedicated to the late Florenz Ziegfeld was the act "Ball at the Palace of Versailles" in which Llord paraded beautifully gowned dolls down a stairway with special lighting effects amid floating irridescent bubbles. A miniature Edwin Booth performed Hamlet's soliloquy and a tiny pianist played a minuet. Also outstanding was an act called "Winterlude" with acrobatic dolls performing on ice skates with a climax of glittering fireworks set off behind a snow man who was part of the tiny stage setting. Five dolls performed in "Spanish Fiesta" and six marionettes were used in a Dutch sequence. Brilliant red lights and blue smoke made an eerie stage setting for "Oriental Fantasy" in which four dolls did a Javanese dance. Final act was a clever clown dance in which the marionette and Llord danced identical steps. The show featured acts by 114 dolls, with all music, manipulation and lighting effects handled by the talented young performer: Petit-fours, coffee and tea were dispensed from two tea tables centered with red and silver centerpieces. In the club lounge the table was decorated with a silver compote bowl in which were arranged tall red tapers, silver leaves, ornaments and slender beaded silver spikes. In the club room the table was decorated with a silver candelabra with a similar (Continued on Page 7) *Appliances *Carpets *Furniture *Television Flannel ROBES 19.95 to 25.00 IAS? 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